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ChatGPT And Gemini AI Have Uniquely Different Writing Styles
Scientific American #1 - 5 weeks ago
Scientific American #1 - 5 weeks agoHow AI English and human English differ – and how to decide when to use artificial language
The Conversation #2 - 4 weeks ago
The Conversation #2 - 4 weeks agoDid New Zealand man win Spanish Scrabble championship in 2024 despite not speaking language?
Snopes #1 - 1 day ago
Snopes #1 - 1 day agoWhy Do Americans and Brits Speak Differently?
Psychology Today #2 - 4 weeks ago
Psychology Today #2 - 4 weeks agoLinguists Find Proof of Sweeping Language Pattern Once Deemed a ‘Hoax’
Scientific American #1 - 7 months ago
Scientific American #1 - 7 months agoOpenAI’s AI reasoning model ‘thinks’ in Chinese sometimes and no one really knows why
TechCrunch #1 - 2 months ago
TechCrunch #1 - 2 months agoNo one likes being discombobulated. How did the feeling get such a fun name?
NPR Online News #4 - 3 days ago
NPR Online News #4 - 3 days agoThe Degendering of English
Psychology Today #4 - 7 hours ago
Psychology Today #4 - 7 hours agoWhy ‘Brain Rot’ Is 2024’s Word of the Year
Scientific American #1 - 3 days ago
Scientific American #1 - 3 days agoWikipedia cracks down on the use of AI in article writing
TechCrunch #5 - 3 weeks ago
TechCrunch #5 - 3 weeks agoThe word ‘bot’ is increasingly being used as an insult on social media
New Scientist #1 - 5 months ago
New Scientist #1 - 5 months agoWhere Do New Words Come From?
Psychology Today #1 - 4 weeks ago
Psychology Today #1 - 4 weeks agoNew research reveals how the brain separates speech into words
Scientific American #2 - 3 weeks ago
Scientific American #2 - 3 weeks agoTokens are a big reason today’s generative AI falls short
TechCrunch #1 - 4 hours ago
TechCrunch #1 - 4 hours ago[Korea Quiz] Speed of lightning
Korea Herald #2 - 5 weeks ago
Korea Herald #2 - 5 weeks agoThe hunt for the lost ancestral language of Europe and southern Asia
New Scientist #1 - 2 weeks ago
New Scientist #1 - 2 weeks agoChatbots Struggle to Answer Medical Questions in Widely Spoken Languages
Scientific American #1 - 6 weeks ago
Scientific American #1 - 6 weeks agoAIs flunk language test that takes grammar out of the equation
The Conversation #1 - 2 months ago
The Conversation #1 - 2 months ago[Korea Quiz] Daebak!
Korea Herald #1 - 2 months ago
Korea Herald #1 - 2 months agoHow the Cerebellum Helps Words Flow From Your Brain
Psychology Today #2 - 4 weeks ago
Psychology Today #2 - 4 weeks agoFor startups, how many clouds to use may be the wrong question to ask
TechCrunch #1 - 10 months ago
TechCrunch #1 - 10 months ago‘Probably’ doesn’t mean the same thing to your AI as it does to you
The Conversation #4 - 6 weeks ago
The Conversation #4 - 6 weeks agoIdolization of English pronunciation
Korea Herald #2 - 2 months ago
Korea Herald #2 - 2 months agoEnglish May Be Science’s Native Language, but It’s Not Native to All Scientists
Scientific American #1 - 12 hours ago
Scientific American #1 - 12 hours agoBreaking down claim foreign press started calling Republicans the 'American Fascist Party'
Snopes #1 - 20 hours ago
Snopes #1 - 20 hours agoMaking English the official US language can’t erase the fact that the US has millions of Spanish speakers and a long multilingual history
The Conversation #1 - 3 days ago
The Conversation #1 - 3 days ago[Robert Fouser] Some changes in Korean since the 1980s
Korea Herald #1 - 5 weeks ago
Korea Herald #1 - 5 weeks agoA New English Dialect Is Emerging in South Florida, Linguists Say
Scientific American #1 - 2 years ago
Scientific American #1 - 2 years agoHow Stimulating the Cerebellum May “Unclamp” Writer’s Block
Psychology Today #1 - 2 days ago
Psychology Today #1 - 2 days agoThe Words That Give Away Generative AI Text
Wired #1 - 4 weeks ago
Wired #1 - 4 weeks ago[Robert Fouser] Learning Korean and Chinese characters
Korea Herald #1 - 5 weeks ago
Korea Herald #1 - 5 weeks agoThe Linguistics of Swearing Explain Why We Substitute Darn for Damn
Scientific American #1 - 5 days ago
Scientific American #1 - 5 days agoThe Multilingual Gift
Psychology Today #5 - 7 hours ago
Psychology Today #5 - 7 hours agoJD Vance's Last Name Means 'Bedbug' in Yiddish?
Snopes #1 - 9 hours ago
Snopes #1 - 9 hours ago[Robert J. Fouser] Social attitudes toward language proficiency
Korea Herald #1 - 4 weeks ago
Korea Herald #1 - 4 weeks agoPeople Who Speak Backward Reveal the Brain’s Endless Ability to Play with Language
Scientific American #1 - 4 weeks ago
Scientific American #1 - 4 weeks agoUnderstanding Your Feelings: A Study of Emotional Language
Psychology Today #1 - 8 hours ago
Psychology Today #1 - 8 hours agoTwitter rolls out improved ‘reply prompts’ to cut down on harmful tweets – TechCrunch
TechCrunch #1 - 3 years ago
TechCrunch #1 - 3 years ago[Hello Hangeul] Promoting 'pure Korean' in the online era through names
Korea Herald #2 - 6 weeks ago
Korea Herald #2 - 6 weeks ago
